The asking price seems reasonable given the property’s size and location in Wembley. However, a comparison with similar properties needs additional data points like square footage and property features. The lack of detailed information about the square footage of comparable properties and specific features of the property makes a definitive judgment challenging. The fact it is being sold at auction may influence the price.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, although it is not in excellent condition. The interior shows a need for some modernization or updating, such as the carpet and some of the furniture. The kitchen is functional but dated and could benefit from some refurbishment. Overall, the property isn’t run-down but looks lived-in and could use some improvements.

The property is situated in Wembley, a well-connected area of London with good access to public transport (Wembley Central station is less than a kilometer away). The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal. However, Wembley can be a busy area, and the specific location on Turner Close would need further investigation to assess its tranquility and immediate neighbourhood amenities completely.

The property has some communal green space visible in the photos, providing some outdoor amenity. However, there is no private garden. The amount of communal land seems relatively small compared to what you would expect in other areas of London. While the exterior is maintained, the lack of a private garden is a consideration.